and phrases that are currently in common use are due to Milne's exploitation of the English Language. For example, the terms "pooh-sticks," "heffalump," "kanga," "tiggerish," and "eeyorish" began in the late 1920s, after the publication of some of Milne's poems and stories (Soanes and Stevenson 359,527,887,1212). He has plainly impacted the use of the English Language. In addition, it appears as if his background as a playwright is evident in the choice and rhythm of his words. These words are meant to be read aloud in a particular way, which he has indicated through visual cues. An example of this may be shown in the poem, "Happiness":
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